Coal Ridge High School
Library
Facts about the Coal Ridge High School Library- Mrs. Breece "Mrs. B" Librarian:
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The library is open from 7:15 to 4:00 Monday thru Thursday But Closed for Lunch 12:25-1:00 PM Daily
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Students may check out up to 5 items at a time. Including their Chromebook.
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Books are checked out for a 14 day period. Weekends and holidays do not count towards the 14 days.
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Lost or damaged books must be paid for before withdrawing or graduating from the school.
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Food is not permitted in the library. Always be careful with food and beverages around borrowed books.
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We have many resources including all prior yearbooks, encyclopedias, and dictionaries.
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Students may print color documents to the library printer, in small quantities as needed.
Research Resources
Choose from 20 multidisciplinary databases to search across simultaneously.
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Reading Resources
Discover new and interesting books by listening to the authors read the first chapter.
Try something new and expand your horizons.
Resources available through the Garfield County Public Libraries.
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